Saturday, June 6, 2009

It's something of a Hip Hop Is Read tradition to blow the horn and announce the samples from new Jay-Z joints. Our track recordisthorough. I still can't stop laughing at all the folks who are adamant that "Death Of Autotune" samples Steam's "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye". We got the drop on the real sample for "D.O.A.", and we've got a high-quality (256kbps) download link of the full track to back it up! You know our steez, now peep game:

Wow. This jawn is HARD (pause). There's actually a lot more in this that NO I.D. could have used.

This is why I laugh hardily when niggas sleep on the 70's era rock & psychedelic rock and call shit like this wack. This jawn is awesome, the drums are crisp and the guitar riff is so on point. I want this whole album now.

Ivan you are pretty cool dude. Thanks for this. I used to do the same thing you are doing with the sample sets for the last 3 years but I just ran out of time to do it, so you save me the trouble. Thank you sir.

No disrespect, but I don't think you can take the credit for identifying a sample unless you're familiar with the original record and you recognize it off the top. I actually collect 'library records' and I know that not too many people are familiar with this album.

You may well have been the first to post it on a blog or website, but are you saying that you actually recognized that Nilovic song on your own? If you did, you're the man. If not, Wackapedia isn't rightfully crediting you with the ID.

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